Some questions for working Physicists from a curious young Physics student

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What are the majority of days like? Is it always the same everyday or is everyday something brand new?

Is there any aspect of this career that you didn’t expect to like that you did? Is there any aspect you didn’t expect to dislike that you did?

If you could change one aspect about your job that you dislike, what would it be and why?

Do you know anybody who has deep understanding of science and still believes in scientifically rejected ideas?

What do you think is the most fascinating phenomenon in physics?

Is there a way that the gravitron will be proven or at least gain a little bit more evidence?

 

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What are the majority of days like? Is it always the same everyday or is everyday something brand new?

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Please be aware that we do not support any exchange of personal data, surveys, or polls. This thread will only be allowed as a general discussion where people might or might not talk about their daily busyness, or their ups and downs.

I even doubt that there will be valuable answers to your questions. Peoples' days are as manifold as there are people. Not everybody works in a research project or education. Some may earn their money by something totally different, others might be retired, or too young to answer the questions.

 

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Thanks, this is perfect!

Here is some information you can already find on PF:
https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/scientist-interviews/